Performing the entire ANIMALS Album and full set of Pink Floyd Classic Songs!!

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Brain Damage has been Shining On the US East Coast for over 15 years. With seasoned musician's each with over 35 years experience Brain Damage faithfully recreates every nuance of the Pink Floyd catalog from the Clocks in Time to the Pig's "talking guitar" lead, to the computer voice in Keep Talking you can expect to be amazed at the attention to detail the these 8 performers put into their show.

A Band Beyond Description... Steal Your Face has spent the last 10 years on their own "long, strange trip," paying tribute to The Grateful Dead with fire and passion. Born from the adventurous spirit of Jerry Garcia and The Grateful Dead, Steal Your Face is a high energy band known for mind-blowing jams, innovative lead guitar and emotional vocals.

One of the hottest bands to come out of Philly in a long time, “SYF” has spent the last 10 years building their own wild legacy. Now in their second decade, Steal Your Face has performed at festivals and theaters up and down the east coast, gaining new fans and critical acclaim every step of the way. The band was honored to play Gathering of The Vibes Music Festival in Bridgeport, CT and perform on the same bill with heroes Bob Weir, Crosby Stills and Nash, George Clinton and P-Funk and The Band's Levon Helm. The following year SYF was awarded the Bucks-Mont Music Award for "Best Jamband". In 2017 SYF successfully headlined The Westcott Theater in Syracuse, NY and Gypsy Sally’s in Washington D.C. as well as Philadelphia’s Trocadero Theatre and World Café Live.

Performing the music of The Grateful Dead with reverence and adventure, SYF shows bring generations of fans together. Those who remember Grateful Dead concerts feel things they remember from days gone by, while younger generations of Dead Heads go wild. Each Steal Your Face show is a fun and unique psychedelic adventure. With a repertoire of over 300 songs expect to hear Grateful Dead classics and rarities as well as Dylan, Marley, The Doors, Bowie, and many more. From Elvis to Grandmaster Flash, for these bad boys of The Grateful Dead scene, nothing is off limits